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BPOC Graduating Class 26-01-12
Moore Norman Technology Center’s Basic Peace Officer Academy cadet class 26-01-12 graduation ceremony takes place at the South Penn Campus on May 15, 2026.
 
Departments represented during the ceremony are Cleveland County Sheriff's Office, OSBI, Oklahoma Criminal Justice Authority, Midwest City PD, Mustang PD, OU Health and Science Center PD and private pay cadets.
Continue Reading about MNTC Basic Peace Officer Academy Graduates Cadet Class 26-01-12.
Joseph R Barnard Memorial Scholarship
The Joseph R. Barnard Memorial Scholarship was awarded to six (6) Moore Norman Technology Center students who will each receive a $1000 scholarship. 
 
Representatives from Tio Chuy's were present to surprise students in class.
Sawyer Madden, Hannah Dwaileebe, Jayden Upton, Bella Hopper, Patrick Lancaster, and Brandon Boydstun.
Continue Reading about Six Students Awarded the Joseph R. Barnard Memorial Scholarship 2026 | Moore Norman Technology Center
Skye's the Limit Scholarship
Director, Lee Dow announced the 3rd recipient of the “Skye’s the Limit” Memorial Scholarship, selected by the Automotive Collision Advisory Board. Instructors, staff and students gathered around to celebrate Juan Parra during class. Juan is a second year student in Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing.
Continue Reading about "Skye's the Limit" Memorial Scholarship Winner | Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing
Graduation Screen
Moore Norman Technology Center recognized close to 971 graduates from more than 30 career programs during the 2026 graduation ceremony. Graduates included high school students from Moore Public Schools and Norman Public Schools, homeschool, private school and adults from the Moore, Norman, and south Oklahoma City area.
Continue Reading about Graduation Ceremony Recognizes Outstanding Class of 2026 | Moore Norman Technology Center
Two motorcyclists riding on the road on a sunny day.
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration calls on Oklahoma drivers and riders to commit to sharing the road through safe driving and riding practices and by recognizing that Motorcyclists’ Safety Is Everyone’s Safety
 
Moore Norman Technology Center has been offering motorcycle basic rider and advanced rider classes throughout the year to with certified MSF RiderCoaches to ensure that participants are learn proper skills and techniques to be safe on the road. Taking a 3 Wheel Basic Rider Course designed specifically for 3-wheel vehicles is an essential first step to gaining control of your riding experience.

 

Continue Reading about Motorcycle Safety Belongs to Everyone on the Road | TechTalks

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    100%

    Of MNTC Workforce & Economic Development clients surveyed would use our services again.

    One hundred percent of MNTC Workforce & Economic Development clients surveyed said they would use our services again and would recommend our services to other businesses.

    90%

    Graduates were employed or continued their education.

    Career and technical education (CTE) through Moore Norman prepares graduates with industry training, curriculum rigor, and employability skills that provide options for them to take employment,
    start a college degree program, or both.

    $3.5B

    Oklahoma CareerTech graduates add more than $3.5 billion annually to the state's economy.

    Cost-Benefit Analysis of CareerTech Career Majors - Lifetime Income Gains and the Impact on the Oklahoma Economy. A study prepared by Mark C. Snead, Ph.D.